This document provides instructions for creating an augmented reality live painting using a smartphone or tablet. It discusses three scenarios with varying levels of technical requirements and costs. The steps include choosing a painting to recreate, preparing a studio and roles, rehearsing a script, recording a video, adding a QR code to link to the video, and setting up an exhibition. The goal is to motivate the use of augmented reality in the classroom and demonstrate how easy the technology can be.
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iTEC Augmented Reality and Art - Sergio G Cabezas
1. AR and Art
A real and magic experience of technology
4. Who I am
@sergiotic
Lecturer at CSEU La Salle and
Universidad Aut坦noma de Madrid.
phD student: Influence of interactive
boards and augmented learning
enviroments in teacher training.
SMART Exemplary Educator
CEO of Possible Lab
Geek, sci-fi fan, e-life learner, art lover.
5. My objetives
Learn how to make a live painting with Augmented
Reality.
Motivate (teachers, students) to use AR in the classroom
Make people concious of the ease of this technology
18. 1st Step: The project
Project-based workshop
Divide into groups
Choose a painting
Make a research about the painting, the author or the
historical situation.
Elaborate a script
19. 2nd Step: preparation
Prepare the studio
Establish roles (actors, technicians and assistants)
Find proper clothing.
Rehearse the play.
21. 4th Step: video making
Choose a video program
o iMovie
o Movie Maker
o Final Cut
o Adobe Premiere
Choose an audio program
o Audacity
Let卒s make the video
25. 5th Step: QR Codes
Upload the video to youtube, vimeo or similar
Glue the URL of the video to a QR Code.
Print the painting
Print the QR Code
Set up an exhibition with it.
This option is perfect for lower IT level teachers.
26. 5th Step: Markless AR
Sign up in studio.aurasma.com
Make the auras
o Trigger image
o Overley
o Public Channel
Print the painting and instructions to see the auras.
Set up an exhibition with it.
This option is better but more difficult.
27. Volunteers
2 beautiful cherubins
1 sound manager
1 video manager
2 actor assistants
2 scenery managers
1 script manager
28. All iTEC project (specially Will Ellis for the opportunity).
Ainhoa Marcos from SMART Tech.
CSEU La Salle.
To all my students, who have demonstrated that with
creativity and belief, everything is possible.
To Raphael Sanzio, Leonardo da Vinci, Diego de
Velazquez, Joaqu鱈n Sorolla, Monet, Berthe Morisot and
the others for adding a touch of color to a sometimes too
gray Europe.
Thanks